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Electroma

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Two robots go on a quest to become human.

Critics Reviews

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Leslie Felperin Variety 05/25/2006
Helmers [Daft Punk] bizarrely choose not to use their own catchy tunes here, the one thing that might have given pic slim commercial legs. Go to Full Review
Dorothy Woodend The Tyee (British Columbia) 08/22/2017
But despite the clichs, the overblown music, the sweeping cinematography, and a number of very identifiable film references, the film succeeds in making an impression. Go to Full Review
Marty Mapes Movie Habit 07/19/2008
2/4
Visually appealing but the pace is 20x too slow Go to Full Review
Tom Horgen Milwaukee Journal Sentinel 08/23/2007
3/4
Worth a look if you enjoy pretty images and a simple message wrapped in layers of artifice. Go to Full Review
Rich Cline Shadows on the Wall 07/12/2007
3.5/5
A strange concoction that will thoroughly entrance some fans while boring others silly. Go to Full Review
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10/12/2017 Electroma is a very experimental film by the electronic duo, Daft Punk, one of my favorite musicians/band. I like experimental films and I like almost all Electronic Music so I think this would be great. Don't get me wrong, I recommend the film, but the pace is soooooooooo slow. I believe the first 15 minutes is just the main characters driving. Yep. The 10-20 minutes before the climax is just the main characters walking towards and through a desert. My favorite part has to be the climax as it is actually kind of tear-jerking, don't worry, I won't spoil it. Overall, I was okay with Electroma. Nothing abysmal. Nothing excellent. Just fine. See more 09/30/2015 Electroma is a quiet, surreal, psychadelic short film (a bit over an hour). It is for the type of person who will spend a long time looking at art or listening to music and doing nothing else; it is not much like Interstella 5555 at all. I cannot really argue with the people that disliked the film. I happened to be in a very chill mood when I watched it and found it very interesting. See more 04/16/2014 If you can't appreciate any of the emotion of the scenes and acting, or the gorgeous camera shots and environment, you're obviously only going to complain about the pace, which already misses the point. An untold masterpiece. See more 08/01/2013 Helmers [Daft Punk] bizarrely choose not to use their own catchy tunes here, the one thing that might have given pic slim commercial legs. See more 06/30/2013 Daft Punk (One of the Words Greatest Musicians and Gods of Dance Music) surely can create a film that is most definitely unique. The film is different and creative, its quite boring, but the robots style just can't disappoint fans. (B-) See more 05/18/2013 The concept was cool, but the movie is the most painfully slow fucking movie I have seen in my life. See more Read all reviews
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Movie Info

Synopsis Two robots go on a quest to become human.
Director
Thomas Bangalter, Guy-Manuel De Homem-Christo
Screenwriter
Thomas Bangalter, Guy-Manuel De Homem-Christo, Cédric Hervet, Paul Hahn
Production Co
Daft Arts
Genre
Drama, Sci-Fi
Original Language
English
Release Date (DVD)
Jul 22, 2008
Runtime
1h 14m